Agricultural Chartered Accountant

Employment History

Board Memberships and Affiliations

Member

Enstone Senior Young Farmers' Club

Enstone Senior Young Farmers' Club (YFC) member Victoria Cartledge has been selected to represent the National Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs (NFYFC) at a seminar for rural youth in St Petersburg, Russia.The seminar's theme is ‘East meets West: how to increase better communication between Western and Eastern European youth organisations?'

Victoria, 26, works as an agricultural chartered accountant for Grant Thornton and first joined a YFC in 1990 in Derbyshire.She is a very active member of her club and county federation, and has held positions as club vice-chairman, treasurer and secretary, county vice-chairman and county action group member.Victoria has also represented her club in sports, public speaking and stockjudging competitions.

Victoria was selected to travel to St Petersburg after being interviewed in December.She leaves on 4 September for one week and will stay at a youth centre.The trip will give Victoria a chance to meet young people from all over Europe and to find out about their ways of life.She hopes to bring home new ideas that can be used within Oxfordshire's YFCs, as well experience a little Russian culture.

NFYFC's Discovery programme officer Helen Moore said that Victoria was confident and outgoing with a good knowledge of YFCs and would make an excellent ambassador for the organisation.

Enstone Senior Young Farmers' Club (YFC) member Victoria Cartledge has been selected to represent the National Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs (NFYFC) at a seminar for rural youth in St Petersburg, Russia.

...

Victoria, 26, works as an agricultural chartered accountant for Grant Thornton and first joined a YFC in 1990 in Derbyshire.She is a very active member of her club and county federation, and has held positions as club vice-chairman, treasurer and secretary, county vice-chairman and county action group member.Victoria has also represented her club in sports, public speaking and stockjudging competitions.

Victoria was selected to travel to St Petersburg after being interviewed in December.She leaves on 4 September for one week and will stay at a youth centre.The trip will give Victoria a chance to meet young people from all over Europe and to find out about their ways of life.She hopes to bring home new ideas that can be used within Oxfordshire's YFCs, as well experience a little Russian culture.

NFYFC's Discovery programme officer Helen Moore said that Victoria was confident and outgoing with a good knowledge of YFCs and would make an excellent ambassador for the organisation.